The Marijuana Conspiracy

About The Marijuana Conspiracy

"The Marijuana Conspiracy" is a drama movie released in 2020 by Samuel Goldwyn Films. Directed by Craig Pryce, the film draws inspiration from true events that took place in 1972. The plot revolves around five young women who are part of a scientific social experiment. Trapped for 98 days in a typically decorated 1972 urban home, they are required to smoke marijuana daily while their physical and mental health are being monitored. However, the ill-conceived experiment's unexpected consequences lead to lasting impacts.

Making / Production

The movie, a fascinating blend of drama, history, and biographical elements, was directed by Craig Pryce. Written by Robert Budreau and produced by Jennifer Pun, the story presents a riveting picture of social manipulation and the control over marijuana usage.

Actors

• Julia Sarah Stone played the role of Mary Rathbun, displaying a strong resolve to experience new things, and perfectly conveys her character's emotions and fears.
• Morgan Kohan, playing Jane Lewis, impresses with her portrayal of a young woman caught between desperation and ambition.
• Tymika Tafari, taking on the role of Marisa, presents a compelling performance as a woman striving for gender and racial justice amidst adversity.

Trivia / Interesting Facts

• The film is based on a real-life experiment that took place in 1972 in Toronto.
• Despite the seriousness of the subject matter, the film adopts a light-hearted tone, often relying on dark humor.
• The film presents a highly accurate representation of the 1970s era, from the home design to the clothing style.

Awards

As of now, the film has not received any awards.

Quotes

• "You're experimenting with us like we're lab rats!" - Mary Rathbun
• "They don't want you to think, they just want to see how much weed you could smoke." - Jane Lewis
• "We have to stick together if we're going to survive this." - Marisa

Music, Soundtrack

• "Should Have Been Loved" - The Proclaimers
• "Nature's Way" - Spirit
• "To Love Somebody" - The Bee Gees